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Trying to memorize 113 behavior concepts across 10 disciplines while actually understanding WHY animals do what they do? What if you could move from passive reading to active recall—and actually remember it when clients ask tough welfare questions? Animal Behavior and Welfare Made Easy transforms overwhelming content into memorable, clinically-focused knowledge using the proven Made Easy Method. This isn't another dense textbook you'll highlight and forget.

Drowning in drug names and mechanisms? Struggling to remember which medication does what? Simply Said Veterinary Pharmacology Full Course Study Guide is more than just a reference guide—it's a complete, brain science-based learning system for mastering the top 100 veterinary medications. Designed for vet techs, veterinary students, and VTNE exam prep.

A missing chapter. A real murder. A story that refuses to stay on the page. When a woman is found dead in a forest clearing, the scene echoes a crime from a bestselling novel—down to details that were never published. Fifteen years earlier, author Nathan Cole cut a chapter he believed went too far: a fictional solution to a real, unsolved murder. Now someone appears to have used that deleted chapter as a blueprint.

The death penalty is a legal penalty within the United States federal government's criminal justice system. It is the most serious punishment that can be imposed under federal law. Serious crimes that warrant this penalty include treason, espionage, murder, large-scale drug trafficking, or attempted murder of a witness, juror, or court official in some cases.

"...Her body was trembling and seemed beyond her control,” writes the Indianapolis Star. The children were also tormented by an invisible force. Latoya Ammons’s 12-year-old daughter felt invisible hands gripping her neck, her seven-year-old son was talking to a ghostly “little boy,” and his brother was talking about what it was like to die....

One city. Six million skeletons. And a secret that refuses to stay buried. Twelve-year-old Mike has always preferred solving puzzles on paper to adventuring in real life. But when his family travels to Paris, he discovers a rusted brass compass in his grandfather’s luggage that doesn’t point North, it points down. Following the needle's erratic pull, Mike and his artistic older sister, Sophie, find themselves slipping through a hidden grate into the world’s largest grave: the Paris Catacombs.

Step inside the Midnight Hour, where ordinary kids face extraordinary mysteries and where every shadow has a story. Children of the Midnight Hour: Vol. 1 is a chilling, kid-friendly horror anthology filled with twisty, unforgettable tales—perfect for listeners who love Goosebumps Creeped Out , and The Twilight Zone. From dolls that borrow real children’s faces…to toys that whisper warnings in the night…to eerie visitors only kids can see… Each story keeps young listeners hooked, holding their breath, and begging for “just one more.